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Hari Swaminathan – Calendar Spreads
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About This Course
Published 2/2016 English
Course Description
This course is the most comprehensive introduction to investing for Beginners and Intermediate levels, and is suitable for people from all backgrounds. If you have between 0 and 2 years of experience in Financial markets, this course will take you up at least 3 levels higher.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- First, the global “macro” Finance and Investment cycles and how big money is invested
- Core investing principles and detailed study of all the market and stock terminology
- Detailed analysis of Stocks, Investing styles, and Best Practices
- A thorough comparison of Mutual Funds and ETFs – Pros and Cons
- Learn about the all-important Bond Markets, Interest rates and Inflation
- How to invest into Commodities – Gold, Oil etc
- Study of the Spot Forex, Forex Futures and Currency ETFs
- An advanced introduction to Futures and Options
- 10 Live trades on Stocks,ETFs, Bonds, Gold, Euro Futures, British Pound ETF
- Live demonstration of all concepts on a Live trading platform (Practical investing)
- Monitoring of positions, and trade and risk management
- The Human Element – How to avoid extreme emotional points in Investing
FOUR KEY BONUS STRATEGIES FOR IMMEDIATE PROFITS
This course includes FOUR key strategies for long term investors and traders. These can produce hundreds of dollars or more a month immediately after you take the courses
- A Low-risk high reward ETF strategy based on sector rotation
- How to Buy Stocks at much lower prices that its trading for, and MAKE INCOME
- If you already own stocks, this strategy will put money in your bank every month
- If you think a stock is going to crash, this low-cost strategy will protect your position
And an additional BONUS: How to hedge your stock during Volatile Earnings events
What are the requirements?
- Students need not have any experience in financial markets to take this course
What am I going to get from this course?
- Approach any financial market with confidence and start investing on their own
- Become completely informed about every financial asset and its pluses and minuses
- Make any kind of investment based on sound knowledge
- Learn all about the basics – Stocks, Mutual Funds and ETFs
- Understand the Bond and Fixed income markets and its implications
- Thoroughly understand Foreign exchange and currency and commodity investing
- Get a detailed look inside the Futures and Options markets
- Get a set of 4 Key Strategies which can generate profits immediately in the markets after taking the course
What is the target audience?
- Anyone with no experience or less than 3 years of experience with financial markets, investing and trading
- Regardless of your background, this course is universally applicable for everyone
Curriculum
| Section 1: Course introduction, Instructor details, Objectives & Key Benefits for Students | |||
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| Lecture 1 |
Introduction, Key Benefits of course including 4 key strategies for profits
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| 05:09 | |||
| Section 2: “The Big Picture” The Macro financial world, Money flows and Investment sources | |||
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| Lecture 2 |
Institutional investors, Retail investors and Financial market sizes
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05:36 | |
| Lecture 3 |
Where are these Trillions of dollars being invested – Global Money Flows
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05:38 | |
| Lecture 4 |
The State of Global Financial markets in 2016. What to watch for in 2016
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| 06:42 | |||
| Quiz 1 | 2 questions | ||
| Section 3: Financial instruments, Asset Classes, and what can people invest in | |||
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| Lecture 5 |
Introduction to Asset Classes. These are the instruments we use for investments
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| 03:39 | |||
| Lecture 6 |
Introduction to Equities and Equity-related products (commonly known as Shares)
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03:53 | |
| Lecture 7 |
Introduction to Bonds and Fixed Income, and the US and global bond markets
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07:34 | |
| Lecture 8 |
Introduction to commodities and Metals – Oil, Gold, Silver, Corn, Copper etc.
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03:12 | |
| Lecture 9 |
Introduction to Foreign Exchange (or FOREX), and the main Currencies
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05:10 | |
| Lecture 10 |
Introduction to Advanced asset classes like Derivatives, Futures and Options
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02:48 | |
| Lecture 11 |
Derivatives – Introduction to Options – The most strategic investing instrument
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01:58 | |
| Lecture 12 |
Introduction to Alternative asset classes like Private Equity, Venture Capital
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03:21 | |
| Section 4: Section 4: Core investment and trading concepts | |||
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| Lecture 13 |
Study of Risk and Expected returns from asset classes. And hierarchy of returns
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04:28 | |
| Lecture 14 |
Differences between Investing and Trading. Understand which style you fit into
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04:00 | |
| Lecture 15 |
Concept of Valuation of a company – True value of a Stock. Methods of valuation
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04:58 | |
| Lecture 16 |
Introduction to the Trading Platform with various examples that will be used
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| 06:47 | |||
| Lecture 17 |
Fundamental analysis and Fundamental style of investing. Who will this benefit
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05:45 | |
| Lecture 18 |
Technical Analysis and Technical style of Investing. The wisdom of Crowds study
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11:31 | |
| Lecture 19 |
Value Investing – Warren Buffett’s approach. Long term investing Buy and Hold
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02:50 | |
| Lecture 20 |
Types of Accounts for a Beginner. Discussion of cash and margin accounts
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03:48 | |
| Lecture 21 |
Pros and Cons of Leverage (Margin). Is margin good or bad. Using margin
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03:38 | |
| Lecture 22 |
Practice and know or understand YOUR style and investing approach – CRITICAL
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03:19 | |
| Quiz 2 | 1 question | ||
| Quiz 3 | 1 question | ||
| Quiz 4 | 1 question | ||
| Section 5: Section 5: Investing in Stocks (Equities) and Equity-related products | |||
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| Lecture 23 |
The fundamentals of Stocks. Ownership in a company and its benefits
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| 08:59 | |||
| Lecture 24 |
Key Stock and Market concepts required for any kind of investment in markets
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17:40 | |
| Lecture 25 |
Study of the main Global Indices, and their relationships and components
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02:44 | |
| Lecture 26 |
Study of Index funds. Why this could be the best no-brainer investment for many
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08:53 | |
| Lecture 27 |
What is “Shorting” a stock , Market Equilibrium and Portfolio diversification
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03:18 | |
| Lecture 28 |
Order Types – The main Order types available on most platforms.
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16:00 | |
| Lecture 29 |
Earnings Reports, Uncertainty and Stock Volatility that happens every Quarter
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09:44 | |
| Lecture 30 |
Bonus Strategy : Hedging Stocks during Earnings events to blunt the volatility
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02:58 | |
| Quiz 5 | 1 question | ||
| Section 6: Section VI – Stock-related instruments : MUTUAL FUNDS | |||
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| Lecture 31 |
What are Mutual Funds, History and Size of Mutual funds, and Investing resources
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08:41 | |
| Lecture 32 |
The advantages of Mutual Funds (Pros), and why this could be a starting point
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02:29 | |
| Lecture 33 |
The negatives (shortcomings) of Mutual Funds (Cons). Investors must be aware
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06:10 | |
| Quiz 6 | 1 question | ||
| Section 7: Section VII – Stock-related instruments : Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) | |||
| Lecture 34 |
Introduction to the fascinating “Wide world of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)
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03:39 | |
| Lecture 35 |
Detailed Study and Analysis of various ETFs available for investors
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12:19 | |
| Lecture 36 |
The different types of ETFs, and the specific role they each play.
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15:47 | |
| Lecture 37 |
Study of Industry sectors and Sector ETFs. Sectoral investments can be rewarding
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10:19 | |
| Lecture 38 |
Bonus Strategy with ETFs: Trade the ETF itself, Options or Arbitrage trade
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05:25 | |
| Quiz 7 | 1 question | ||
| Section 8: Section VIII – Study of Technical Analysis and various Trading Styles | |||
| Lecture 39 |
Technical analysis details and aand the study of different Trading styles
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09:56 | |
| Lecture 40 |
Study of Moving Averages and how they define the trend on various timeframes.
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05:25 | |
| Lecture 41 |
Understanding Support and Resistance. Key technical analysis tool for investors
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08:47 | |
| Lecture 42 |
The MACD Momentum Indicator. Determining the strength behind a stock move
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08:53 | |
| Lecture 43 |
What are Bollinger Bands and how can to use them. Identifying extreme conditions
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08:04 | |
| Lecture 44 |
Fibonacci Retracements. An age-old methodology as applied to markets effectively
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11:01 | |
| Lecture 45 |
Oscillators for Overbought and Oversold conditions – Study of RSI and Percent R
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09:20 | |
| Lecture 46 |
Sample Trades – Long term, Swing and Day (or short term) trading
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10:49 | |
| Quiz 8 | 1 question | ||
| Section 9: Section 9: The Bond Markets and Fixed Income | |||
| Lecture 47 |
Bond Markets overview – Global and US Bonds, Risk On and Risk Off modes etc.
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13:17 | |
| Lecture 48 |
Bond prices and their relationship to Interest rates and Inflation
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08:05 | |
| Lecture 49 |
Central Banks, Federal Reserve, Asset Bubbles, Bailouts and Money printing
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10:19 | |
| Lecture 50 |
Investing or Trading in Bonds and the various instruments available
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04:57 | |
| Lecture 51 |
Trade Updates on existing trades
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04:46 | |
| Quiz 9 | 1 question | ||
| Section 10: Section 10 : Investing in Commodities, Precious Metals like Gold, Silver and Oil | |||
| Lecture 52 |
Types of Commodities – and why they play a key role in the global economy
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03:03 | |
| Lecture 53 |
Gold – Is it precious OR a Safe Haven OR a Currency ??? Will Gold be a currency
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11:43 | |
| Lecture 54 |
Study of Oil and the Energy complex. Detailed study of extreme volatility in Oil
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05:48 | |
| Lecture 55 |
Investing and Trading instruments for various Commodities
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05:38 | |
| Quiz 10 | 1 question | ||
| Section 11: Section 11: Foreign Exchange (Forex) and currency markets | |||
| Lecture 56 |
Currency Pairs, co-relationships, Leverage and reasons currencies fluctuate
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03:04 | |
| Lecture 57 |
Spot Forex market, Forex Futures and Forex ETFs and the differences between each
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04:33 | |
| Lecture 58 |
Sample currency trade on FXB. Why this trade makes sense based on current news
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02:18 | |
| Lecture 59 |
Closing the British Pound trade FXE for 30% profits
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01:58 | |
| Quiz 11 | 1 question | ||
| Section 12: Section 12 : Investing with Futures | |||
| Lecture 60 |
What are Futures, and which types of Futures are traded on a global market
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04:43 | |
| Lecture 61 |
Trading the Futures Live – Live trades on S&P 500 Futures and the Euro Futures
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06:06 | |
| Lecture 62 |
Trade Update: Closing ES Futures and AAPL stock
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01:47 | |
| Quiz 12 | 1 question | ||
| Section 13: Section 13 : Investing with Options | |||
| Lecture 63 |
Why Options are a unique and strategic instrument than any others in the market
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02:53 | |
| Lecture 64 |
Introduction to Options – Lecture 1 of 6 series
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14:15 | |
| Lecture 65 |
Call Options – Definitions and Details. Understand what a Call option is
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14:03 | |
| Lecture 66 |
Real-world example of a Call Option, so you’ll have no more confusion
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10:59 | |
| Lecture 67 |
Introduction to Put Options and Definition of a Put option
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06:10 | |
| Lecture 68 |
Put Option Definitions and the right to sell assets at much higher prices
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09:12 | |
| Lecture 69 |
Real world example of a Put Option. And why we all trade in Put Options
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12:02 | |
| Lecture 70 |
Future steps to mastering Options. A look at the learning curve in Options
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04:20 | |
| Lecture 71 |
BONUS STRATEGY 2: How to Buy Stocks at much lower prices that what it trades for
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07:29 | |
| Lecture 72 |
BONUS STRATEGY 3: How to sell create income every month from stocks you own
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11:40 | |
| Lecture 73 |
BONUS STRATEGY 4: How to protect your Stocks if you think they’re going to crash
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10:51 | |
| Quiz 13 | 2 questions | ||
| Section 14: Section 14 : Investing into alternatives like Hedge Funds and Private Equity | |||
| Full Curriculum | |||
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